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CrimeStoppers: March 19, 2014

Week of March 10 to 17, 2014 Total calls for service = 92 Impaired driving = 6 Assaults = 4 Break and enters = 0 Thefts = 6 Mischief = 2 1. March 10 Manson Avenue at Edgehill Store A vehicle was stopped by police.
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Online reservations open for parks

Desolation Sound permits available in May
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Quick Peaks: March 19, 2014

Vehicle hits pedestrian A section of Joyce Avenue was closed to traffic Monday, March 17, after a middle-aged man was struck by an SUV. The pedestrian was crossing the road near Burnaby Street when he was hit at about 3 pm.
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Upgrades improve energy efficiency

Upgrades improve energy efficiency

Complex retrofit reduces carbon footprint
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Treaty process already creating jobs

Treaty process already creating jobs

Province and Tlaamin sign final agreement
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Advocate pushes for higher standards

Advocate pushes for higher standards

Sport helmets untested in unregulated Canadian market
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Crowd breathes easier as team plays to win

Crowd breathes easier as team plays to win

Kings trailing 2-1 in series
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Clark steals show at ferry protest

Clark steals show at ferry protest

MLA delivers 2200-signature petition after rally
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Briefly: March 14, 2014

Teachers vote for job action BC teachers have voted overwhelmingly in favour of job action, but BC Teachers’ Federation (BCTF) president Jim Iker says there will be no immediate strike.
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Summer court date set

Stegenga prepares defence for not completing census
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